Yes, I would think the smoky atmosphere is the most likely culprit for setting off your attack. Good luck with those appointments. Your peak flow sounds good compared to my 140 , but I have emphysema classed moderate to severe, as well as asthma, stupid lungs

I have just completed my Peak flow diary and have just realised since starting a new drug my peak flow has gone down on average and my symptoms have worsened to the point where the preventers aren't working will see pharmacist tomorrow for advice

Hi Dillm2 - thats the very thing I dread, I use the M25 every week , and have often wondered what would happen If I or anyone with this condition was suddenly struck with an attack, whilst driving, the trouble is , if you needed an Ambulance how on earth would you tell them WHERE YOU ACTUALLY WERE ON THE M25 ? , ok if your near a turn off, with a road sign as a rough guide to the Ambulance crew, but if your not, what do you say ? any ideas folks ? , the only thing I can think of is, try to remember the last turn off you pass on your journey, and tell the crew - " Well i.me parked on the hard shoulder just after the last turn off to ......, IF YOU HAVE ENOUGH BREATH TO EVEN TELL THEM - !!! - goods Luck! ...

Hi all on this post, motorways nowadays have signposts, blue with white numbers continuously positioned along the side of hard shoulder so in am emergency you could keep your eye on those, look at them every now and then and while you may not have the exact right number the emergency services would soon find you, providing of course you have the breath. Lets hope and pray no one is ever in that situation.